Outre Mer Impressions of America
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THE LOWER ORDERS 187 We took leave of Mr. Byrnes, whose sharp eye softened as he looked on "his man," and were soon downstairs. Mr. K and I introduced Messrs. Clark and Bazarow to one another.
All the antagonism of two social species was suddenly revealed, in the accidental meeting of these two men. The prominent eyes of the revolutionist became insolent, with a sort of ironical and terrified insolence, while the policeman's little short nose wrinkled and shrivelled, like the muzzle of a bulldo...g about to spring. The "Very glad to see you, sir," with which he greeted the other, sounded like a growl. Then walking side by side, their backs alone continued to call up the thought of two worlds in conflict, the one with his trooper's figure, his military overcoat, brushed and buttoned, his hat shining like metal, his feet encased in strong boots, walking with a singular firmness, while the other, by instinct and bravado, emphasized his carelessness of attire, with his uncertain steps, his irresolute hands stuck in the pockets of his torn and soiled trousers, his indifferent, mocking, and indomitable air under his ragged headkerchief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE LOWER ORDERS 187 We took leave of Mr. Byrnes, whose sharp eye softened as he looked on "his man," and were soon downstairs. Mr. K and I introduced Messrs. Clark and Bazarow to one another.
All the antagonism of two social species was suddenly revealed, in the accidental meeting of these two men. The prominent eyes of the revolutionist became insolent, with a sort of ironical and terrified insolence, while the policeman's little short nose wrinkled and shrivelled, like the muzzle of a bulldo...g about to spring. The "Very glad to see you, sir," with which he greeted the other, sounded like a growl. Then walking side by side, their backs alone continued to call up the thought of two worlds in conflict, the one with his trooper's figure, his military overcoat, brushed and buttoned, his hat shining like metal, his feet encased in strong boots, walking with a singular firmness, while the other, by instinct and bravado, emphasized his carelessness of attire, with his uncertain steps, his irresolute hands stuck in the pockets of his torn and soiled trousers, his indifferent, mocking, and indomitable air under his ragged headkerchief.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bourget Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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